Özgür Özel had issued a call: The chairman appointed by the 'Butlan' CHP targeted those who left the party as soon as he took office
Volkan Enver Kılıç, who was appointed to the Eskişehir Provincial Chairmanship by the absolute nullity (mutlak butlan) administration in the CHP, targeted those who left the party with a post he made from his office. Kılıç's message came after the resignation call made to CHP members by YENİ Party Chairman Özgür Özel.
Volkan Enver Kılıç, the Eskişehir Provincial Chairman appointed by the absolute nullity administration in the CHP, made a post targeting those who left the party.
Sharing a photo from his office as soon as he took office, Kılıç included the expressions, "Staying is for those who are patient, leaving is for the cowards."

Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and his team, who were brought to the CHP Chairmanship by an absolute nullity decision, had dismissed CHP Eskişehir Provincial Chairman Talat Yalaz and appointed Volkan Enver Kılıç in his place.
YENİ Party leader Özgür Özel, in the statement he made at his party's group meeting in the Turkish Grand National Assembly yesterday, had issued a call for resignation and said the following:
“We have not yet issued a call for resignation, but we are aware of the resignations exceeding 700 thousand. Now is the time; I am addressing all our friends, with whom I was honored and proud to be a member in the past, as follows: Get rid of the coup plotters, the nullity-supporters, and the junta members. Come join our YENİ Party."
News Source: 12punto
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